Nerd vocabulary shoehorned into legal document

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I wrote a review report for a child's Statement of Special Educational Needs today. One of his difficulties is a speech process called "gliding", which causes the sound "r" to be produced as "w". The example I chose to give in the report was worded as follows:

xxxxx continues to struggle to produce the sound "r", which is realised as "w". For example, the word 'root' would be produced by xxxxx as 'woot'.

Probably won't mean much to the people who will actually read it, but I got a little nerdy kick out of it

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moto

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In that case I've been a nerd for many, many years. I always used to smile when I saw car number plates with computer acronyms in them :rolleyes:

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well, color me NERD because I've been experiencing that for years!!

LOL

As if there was ever any doubt that you're one of us :knuddel:

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Pah, should've (or rather should of as the kids say these days) been w00t!

Actually I did consider it, but it really is a legal document so I had to make it clear and legible :rtfm:

Regarding "should of", I refer you simply to the following:

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not even for a second!!!!
:laugh1:

and this place is feeling more like home already :mickeymouse:

You know, it really is starting to feel like the good old a.org again

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Karlos just has to bring in some of his socks and we are Good to Go!

Yeah! And we need Bloodline to defile them...

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Somehow I always make holes in 'em.

Think yourself lucky - mine don't even fit! :lol: